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VIENNA –Christie® is pleased to return to IAAPA Expo Europe, taking place from September 26-28 at the Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center in Vienna, Austria. Christie will be exhibiting on the Experience UK stand, in booth B-1234, and attendees can meet with Christie experts to learn about its latest AV technology, services, and recent projects.
“We are excited to return to IAAPA Expo Europe and connect with our partners and customers,” says Joe Graziano, director of sales, Entertainment, EMEA, Christie. “Christie technology, paired with Christie Professional Services to design, deploy, and maintain installations, powers exceptional theme park dark rides, attractions, immersive experiences, museum exhibits, and planetariums worldwide. We look forward to discussing how our latest AV solutions can deliver memorable shared experiences for the themed entertainment industry.”
Christie recently launched the M 4K+15 RGB and M 4K15 RGB pure laser projectors, part of Christie’s award-winning M 4K RGB Series. With 15,750 lumens and weighing 38.1 kg (83.8 lbs) they are the lightest 3DLP® projectors in their class. The new projectors are designed to meet the demanding requirements of applications including attractions, museums, live events, and projection mapping spectacles.
Attendees can learn how Christie AV technology has enabled experiences including an astounding new immersive venue in Toronto, Canada – Illuminarium at The Distillery District. The 1250 square meter (13,500 square foot) space uses almost 30 Christie RGB pure laser projectors to place guests in two immersive shows: “WAKING WONDERLAND” and “SPACE: A Journey to the Moon and Beyond”.
For more information visit christiedigital.com and experienceuk.org
“Christie” is a trademark of Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc., registered in the United States of America and certain other countries.
“DLP” is a trademark of Texas Instruments.